ASIC miner profitability ranking 2026
Every miner we stock, ranked by estimated net profit at hosted power. Electricity is the biggest cost in mining, so these figures assume our facility rates from $0.007/kWh — pick a region below to recalculate. Figures are illustrative and move with coin price and network difficulty.
Estimates are illustrative and for comparison only. Actual earnings depend on live coin prices, network difficulty, uptime and pool fees, and are never guaranteed. You own the hardware and keep 100% of the coins it mines. A small number of niche or discontinued units are excluded from this ranking. Run your own figures on the mining calculator.
Miner profitability — frequently asked questions
How is miner profitability calculated on this page?
For each miner we take its hashrate and the current illustrative coin-revenue rate to estimate daily mining income, then subtract electricity at the hosted power rate you select (from $0.007/kWh). The result is an estimated net profit per day, month and year, plus a payback period against the purchase price. Figures are illustrative and move with coin price and network difficulty.
Why are the numbers based on $0.007/kWh?
That is the power price at our cheapest hosting region. Because electricity is 75 to 85 percent of a miner's running cost, the rate you pay decides whether a machine is profitable. At industrial hosted rates most modern miners are cash-positive; at typical UK or EU domestic rates of 25 to 35 pence per kWh, many are not. Use the region selector to see profitability at each of our facilities.
Which is the most profitable ASIC miner right now?
At hosted power the highest daily-profit machines are the latest hydro Bitcoin miners such as the Antminer S23 Hydro and Bitdeer SealMiner A4, which combine very high hashrate with sub-10 J/TH efficiency. The best choice for you depends on budget and payback, not just headline profit, which is why this page lets you sort by payback and ROI as well.
What does payback period mean?
Payback is how long the miner takes to earn back its purchase price from net profit, at the selected power rate and current coin prices. A 10-month payback means the machine covers its cost in roughly ten months, after which the net profit is your return. Shorter is better, but payback assumes coin price and difficulty hold steady, which they never do.
Are these profit figures guaranteed?
No. Mining profitability depends on network difficulty, coin price and electricity cost, all of which change constantly. These estimates are for comparison between machines, not a promise of earnings. You own the hardware and keep 100 percent of the coins it mines; we do not offer guaranteed returns or pooled cloud-mining contracts.
Does profit change if I run the miner at home instead of hosting?
Yes, significantly. Home electricity in the UK and EU typically costs 10 to 18 times more than our hosted rate, which turns most miners from profitable to loss-making. This ranking assumes hosted power; if you plan to run at home, put your own tariff into the mining calculator to see the real result.
These numbers only work on cheap power
Every ranking above assumes hosted electricity from $0.007/kWh. Host your miner with us and keep 100% of the coins — we cover power, cooling and maintenance.
